Sentence examples for like that shared from inspiring English sources

sunyaniensis like, that shared characters of Cx. (Eum).

"There is today no unifying vision of a national identity like that shared by many scholars at the closings of the two world wars," they wrote.

Lampreys are jawless, eel-like fish that shared a common ancestor with humans about 550 million years ago.

I will always remember the few minutes of his like that he shared with me that day.

As previously mentioned, CAAs can differentiate into fibroblast-like cells that share many properties with CAFs [ 169].

We found a Xanthomonas axonopodis PNP-like protein that shares significant sequence similarity and identical domain organisation with PNPs.

We have constructed a comprehensive phylogeny of all 'stomatin-like' sequences that share a 150 amino acid domain.

This suggests there are two kinds of oocyte-like cells that share features either with the hESCs or with the fibroblasts.

Sitting side by side like that, sharing a bag of popcorn or slurping on a couple of snow cones, Julie and Frank looked like the quintessential long-married couple.

Lots of tales like that to share.

"Lots of people don't like that idea, sharing a brain with a beetle, but there's good evidence suggesting that you do," Strausfeld said.